Rue ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Rue ( verb )

To regret deeply, feel remorse or sorrow for an action or decision.

Origin:

From the old french word "reu" meaning "regret".

Examples:

1. I rued the day I made that decision.
2. He rued his actions and apologized to those he had hurt.
3. She rued her words and wished she could take them back.
4. I rued not listening to my parents' advice.
5. They rued not taking the opportunity when it was presented to them.

(As a noun)

Rue ( noun )

To regret deeply, feel remorse or sorrow for an action or decision.

Origin:

From the old french word "reu" meaning "regret".

Examples:

1. I rued the day I made that decision.
2. He rued his actions and apologized to those he had hurt.
3. She rued her words and wished she could take them back.
4. I rued not listening to my parents' advice.
5. They rued not taking the opportunity when it was presented to them.

(As a noun)

Rue ( noun )

To regret deeply, feel remorse or sorrow for an action or decision.

Origin:

From the old french word "reu" meaning "regret".

Examples:

1. I rued the day I made that decision.
2. He rued his actions and apologized to those he had hurt.
3. She rued her words and wished she could take them back.
4. I rued not listening to my parents' advice.
5. They rued not taking the opportunity when it was presented to them.